Transforming live-action footage into wondrous, surreal, or outright insane worlds with digital visual effects remained an essential narrative tool in 2022, delivering striking visuals while evolving with changing tastes and techniques. [Watch]
Kick-off 2022 with a shot of creative adrenaline – take two minutes to check out this preview of the 31 brilliant design, animation, and VFX projects included in Stash 151. [Watch]
UK retailer John Lewis maintains their place atop the holiday ad ecosystem with another note-perfect tear-fest – this year’s edition arriving courtesy of Smuggler director Mark Molloy and London VFX and post house nineteentwenty. [Watch]
Pulse Films director Ninian Doff and Bristol VFX shop nineteentwenty (the pairing who brought us this veggie apocalypse) reteam to create a diminutive but determined robot eco-warrior for IKEA thru Mother London. [Watch]
London/Bristol VFX studio nineteentwenty creates a veggie-pocalypse for an ITV and Veg Power charity initiative urging UK kids to eat more plants – directed by Pulse Films’ Ninian Doff thru agency adam&eveddb. [Watch]
Dancer Eloise Hymas writhes, screams, and generally disappears into director Zak Emerson’s new music video for “Knots” by UK composer/producer Ben Chatwin with VFX and post from Nineteentwenty and MPC respectively. [Watch]
